And Now Let's Watch a Pack of Partying Puppets Do All The Cocaine
This video is 4 weeks old, which is practically 40 in internet years, so do excuse our tardiness, but for some sick reason, we're only now catching wind of Oakland-based The Coup's video for "Your Parents' Cocaine." Isn't it grand? It has all the elements of we look for in video perfection, namely: puppets, drugs, stabbings, felt finger-banging, raining money, and kazoos. Yes, obviously, kazoos.
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How old is 1989 in Internet Years? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meet_the_Feebles
23.
That's the year I first got on the internet, which would make it more or less the paleolithic era in Internet Years, I think.
1983 for me, but that wasn't even the Internet, it was Fidonet, then Usenet
Fidonet definitely doesn't count. That was just BBSs.
If you're ever feeling old school, I run a dial-up BBS called Door Lorez.
Have you seen the BBS Documentary? It's good.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBS:_The_Documentary
I don't even know what the internet is, but puppets and drugs are cool!
Wow, The Coup sounds hella different now! Been a while since Steal This Album days, I guess. Or maybe it's the Black Flag action. Not bad, just different. The video is amazing, in any case! Thanks for the heads up.
This track is definitely a bit outside the norm for the album.
Good to know, not that my arm has to be twisted to check out their stuff... Thanks, dude.
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